Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

Chic.& N'nthw'nll5A Rock lsland..... lbs
preferred. .l4t ST. Paul., zee 9s1S
nela, Lach.& w l35 preferred l2l
ERIE. ....,. 3lL Texas Pacific. 2S3s
East Tennessee Tenn Goa &lron Al
new stock. 1917 Union Pacific -. 5sI
Lah g Shore. 95 n. j. Central. 6>3s
| Lvllle n Nash 6l7s Missouri. Pacific 1855
Melnphi' Cha 81 Western Inton 142s
Mobile " OHIO Is Cotton Oil Trust
Nash Oh TIA. So certificates. .4e(9i64
New OrleansPa-
COTTON.
! LIVERPOOL. March ., noon-Cotton firm, with
gonu demand: mtdling upiands 3-l6d, md
u'ins Orleans 514d: safes |. 000 bales, oa,es for
speculation ana EXPORT 1000 receipts 5000
odle - merl can 1890.
| Futures: UpIands. low mitdling clquse.
March delivery, 5 l0.6id; March and April,
l0-64d: Az ril ana May, IL 6Id; Nav AMI
June. lS-64d; July and August. lt'6'd;
| august AMI September, lS-64@5 l1-64d.
| Market quIet.
The tenders of deliveries at to-days clear
lngs amounted to i.300 bales new dockets
| ana | 800 old.
| 200 p. m.-The sales to-day were 1900
| bales OF American.
Futures: Upiands. low mutllug clause.
! March delivery, 10. CID, sellers; March and
April. l0-64d. sellers; April aud May,
| ll-6id. buyers: May and June. l3-64d, sod
| ers: June and Juiy. l5-G4d, sellers: July
and August, 1864. sellers: AUGUST an
| september, l7-64d, buyer; september ana
October. l3-64d. sellers. Nj rket quiet.
| $50 .. m.-F utures: UDlands. loW iulidlno
| clause. March delivery. s To- sd. seller March
and April. l0-64d, Sc! ers: April anu May,
li-6id. buyers; May and June. sold,
| value; June and July, ld-64d. eel ers; July
! and August. l6-64d. sci ers; August an
| september. l7-64d. buyers; Sc ,temuer aud
| october, 1854, sellers. Futures closed
| steady.
MANCHESTER, March 2.-The Guardian
SANS: "Leadtng sections are very quiet. The
demand has not I'm proved, ana Is frequently
| weaker. Prices are steady. thO0gh occasion
| al an increased desire 10 Sc !. Splnners anu
| manuiactul ers generally are independen'
| OWING TO the extent OF production under COW
| tract. and the belief that waiting VIII Or nH
renew d business on fun scale, with I'M
| yielding prices. steady small demand In
-ome departments prevents fairness. For In
| lila and China there is but liGtle business At
| acceptable rates, owing to the continued diff
| hculty OF placing contracts for forward eX-
| change. Export yarns are inacIice and stocks
| increasing. Home manu- facturers have pur-
| chased So; ringly. SpInners will not accept
| riders offered at last weeks lowest prices
| Cloth geuerall Is inactive. Despite a SINAI
| misc ilaneous demand, manufaci urers Az
| occasionally anxiou for more business though
| IN" t!llhg tu ned to 10" er o1ers. There att
| inquiries for shit tlngS and Othor India ami
hina fabrcs.b twhere ful' price are offered
quick de very is required and rates forward
are not acceptable. Printing. fnishn e cloi H.
are stendy. with small general demand"
NEW YORK. March ?. noon.-Cotton opened
dull middlIDg uplands 8 4 I6c: mlddling Or
teans 9szc: sales IA bales.
Futures: Mar ct opened easy, with sale as
follows: March delivery. 944c; April, 9 53c
May, 64c; June. TIC; July. 7ec; August,
SIC.
$500 o. m.-Market closed dull: mlddlipg
uplands. y 9-loc: mIddhng Orlean-. 93zc
saies to-day ! Ii Daes; net receipts 264 bales
gross G, lS9.
Futures: Market closed quiet but steadv
with rales "f - 800 bales, as follows: March
delivery. o AZ 4Sc: April, y 5j@9 56c; May
| y 64(GJ CSC; June. 8 73c; july, 5000 Sic;
August. Soc; September, s6lG9 SIC; October
| i 419p9 sc.
Green Il Co.. in their report on cotton flu
| lures, say: "fhere was hardly enough busl
| ness done to lest the position, and the M arKe'
| alter losing and recovering poiD g. clos 9
| more or less nominal at about last evenir e.
| rates No new orders came In, and the move.
ment amounts to lit lie more than local sea
throughout. the situation at the south md
| Gates continued far arrivals, but no apparen
| weakening in values at the principal mar
| ktts."
GALVESTON March 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding f5-ioc; net receipts ISL bales. gros
| ISL: sales 80 bales; stock 81 4S9 bales; ex
| ports to the co ttiDeut 2.320 bales.
NORFOLK. March 2.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 5. I6c; net receipCs 1904 bales. gros,
| 5O4: sales 2iS bales: sL0cA n 500 bales; OK
| ,iurts, coasLwise 765 bales.
! BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton gu ct but
tcadY; middllng 93sc; net receipts . bales
gross 2; SAFES none; STOCK 1851 Uates; eX-
.,"rts, to the continent 1851 bales, coastw st
llS.
BOSTON. March 2.-Cottou steady middlin.
9@ac: net recelpt- Az Uales. gross 1890; sale
none: stock none.
WTLaINGroN. Merch 2-Cotton firm; mid
ding 93-10c; net receipts i46 bales, gross l46
aies none: stock 4, ST hales
| PHILADELPHIA arch Cotton quiet; mi
ding sc; net receipts % bales, gross lo9
-IOck 81. 4JO bales; exports, to Great Britain
| 81. bties.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-Cotton quiet hu
steady mII0nng 91sc: net recelp pts ia bale
gross 81 B; SAFES 4. 70 bale: stock 321, III
| Uales: exports, TO Great Britain ). lab bale
tn France d, 1888, 10 the continent Gas, coast
Sc S.94S.
&c; net receipts 2li naIes. gross 3t9; sale
| 100 bales; stock 1870 bales; exports, coas,
| wise 26l bales.
MEMPHIS. March 2.-Cottonsteady; middlns
acc; rece pts S2S bales; shipments l,y9
Dales sales 800 bales: stOck 80 025 Dales.
AUGUSTA. March 2-CottOn steady: m iddlinl
Slide: receipts los bales: sales 8S5 bales
CHARLESTON. March 2.-Co ton firm; md
| ding 9Ac; net receipts LIS bales. gross
| l7IS: sales l.075 bales. stock 2O.009 bales; ex
purt4 10 the continent l,725 bales.
| ATLANTA. "a March 2.-Cotton-middllns
| 5 To- l6c; receIp's 100 bales.
| NEW YORK. March Aforementioned ne re-
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 0,009 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 9,94i bales, to th'
| continent p, 6S7, TO Fran 233; stock AT al
American porte S07.S $40 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. March 2. noon.-wbeat steady
|
| Corn quiet nut steady, win poor demand.
| NEW LOBE. March 2. noon r our quie
, and unchanged. Wheat higher. Corn bet
ter Pork hrm; mess SIS U0. Lard steady a
! 727ISc. Freights steady.
| Sd, m.-Flour, Southern quiet. Wheat y
| ole higher but less active; No red. Marci
delivery ss5aGs9sse; May delivery 70 sic
gl5zc, torn firm but quiet: No. 2. March de
livery i9G49lzc: May sssz@49c. Oas ratho
weak; No. March delivery sac. May 341 "a
3I1s. Hops qult and weak. Coffee, far XII,
uuiet at I4L4c; No. RIO, March and Ma,
deliver IL 30al2 i5c. June IL 40(Gl2 46c. su
| gar dull; refined quiet. Molasses du ; so ties
Isl[c. Cotton seed oil-33c for crude, BgCG4O
for refued Hites llrm. Pork firm ant fairl,
active: mess SIS rs for old. Beef steady. Gu
| meats urm Dnt uuIpt. Mlddles duh ana n mi
nal. Lard opened 4(c35 points 10 wer and closed
sieady with the decline rec0vered; We.tcri
steam. on spot 2z1sG7 25c, March del yer,
I9c. May ~ y0g7 SIC; city steam 0Oc; re,
lined soc. Fieights dun.
CHICAGO. Mach 2.-The preponderatinI
interest in speculation continues to centre L.
PORK, thou2h there vas renewed speculation
ID wheat. and during the afternoon the W ea
PIT had IN re than its proper ion nlO rerAtnIs
The wheat marKct opelsssnur11SsAch higher
owing to large eXG6<s@Wbich gg egate,
522, 600 bushels. The quantity of wheaton h,
ocean passage Shove decrease Of $40, O0l
bushels. Colder weather was also y edictcu
which tended 10 encourage buy ers. The mar